roughly how many grams of tea will one ball hold ?
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I do not know exactly how much it will the first two you use it; however it is irrelevant as it is very flimsy and comes apart, thereafter. This is the most disappointing purchase I have made on Amazon, but as they say: "you get what you pay for." I will not go the cheap route the next time.
17399
i never measure anything so i can't help you -- who uses grams anyway???? we use teaspoons here.
17400
150 probably. it is huge! not practical with tea. It works great for herbs and spices when you make a big pot of broth or soup.
1425354
The teapot holds about 12 oz when completely full. The cups hold about 2 oz.
1631492
You will need between 1/2 tsp to a 1 tsp of our white mulberry tea per serving (remember you may reuse the same leaves two more times). The weight of a tsp of tea will vary from tea to tea depending on the density but in the case of our white mulberry tea, a tsp is typically 1-2 grams. so a 100 gram package will provide 50 - 100 serving. I hope that helps.
1555224
I empty the package into a Ball jar that holds 3 cups or 24 oz. May actually hold a little more, but the powder comes up to about the 3 cup line.
173044
About 34, 1/2 teaspoon servings. Should last you a little more than a month.
2046386
I think it depends on the size of the tea leaf or flower bud/tea mixture you are using. But for example to use apple pie chi rooiboos tea I can fit 6 tablespoons of dry tea into the infuser. That does not leave enough room for expansion when hot water is poured over the tea. So I would say you could reasonably expect to fit 3 tablespoons (9 teaspoons) of a fine to medium sized tea with room for expansion. you could do a very strong cup of tea, a very large cup or a pot.
2183897
~6oz, filled to an appropriate level for tea, this is an appropriate amount for an adult at tea. This is not a "coffee" mug, but a tea cup.
577176
The rule of thumb is 1 tsp. (level) for each 8 oz. cup and 1 tsp. for the pot. So you should use 7 tsp. for your 48 oz. pot. This should work just fine. The grind of the tea used is a consideration also. If finely ground 1 level tsp. is fine. If roughly ground you may want to use a little more but this teaball should be more than adequate for whatever grind you use.
932807
Depends on how many teaspoons you use to make a drink. My husband uses one heaping teaspoon to make a large cup of green tea latte and the 2lb bags last about 6 weeks. He usually has one drink a day. Hope that helps.
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I'd say about a tea spoon per cups, but don't forget! You don't need to throw your tea after every cups, a spoon could easily be used for 2/3 or 4 cups depending on how long your infuse it... it's all matter of taste.
71277
I'd say about a cup. Impossible to measure since the liquid flows right through the sieve. It certainly holds enough to make tea for the liquid in the pitcher.
906549
Looked it up in chart and it says .4 teas. But teaspoons are not near as accurate. So a little less than 1/2 teaspoon.
932806
I use a table spoon or slightly less per serving. I purchase the two pound bag which lasts me two months. I have a hot matcha tea every morning
1068366
I am guessing 1.5-2 oz per jar. These are pretty small. I use them for loose tea. Each jar holds approximately 3-4 tablespoons of loose tea. Hope this helps.
532638
2 to 3 cups if using a larger japanese tea cup... If using a 60 ml cup maybe four, especially if you are doing a gung fu type serving- several smaller servings in a row...
996501
I can' say how much it holds. I tried ordering this item TWICE and was sent the wrong item. I gave up. Pity because it's a beautiful teapot.
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The tea weighs 8 ounces. One pound would most likely be the shipping weight.